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    Apple announced a new event that will take place next week on November 10th, however many people are wondering what’s left for Apple to announce. It has been long rumoured that Apple is ready to announce a new range of laptops but this time around it will be a bit different. For the first time in history, Apple is expected to announce new Macbook devices that will be powered by its own CPUs based on ARM. 
    © MensXP/Akshay Bhalla
    Apple is planning to debut three new laptops next week including a 13-inch MacBook Air, and two MacBook Pro models (13 and 16-inches) which will not use Intel’s CPU. A new report by Bloomberg details the models expected to be announced. In addition to the new laptops, Bloomberg reports Apple will also announce a brand new redesigned iMac, a new Mac mini and a smaller sized Mac Pro - all powered by the new chip. 
    © MensXP/Akshay Bhalla
    Apple CEO Tim Cook has already confirmed previously that Apple will need two years to fully transition to its custom chip-based laptops which means that Apple may announce other laptops powered by Intel CPUs as well. Apple has been testing how its Mac OS ecosystem would work with the custom chips and with these new chipsets, Apple will have the ability to run iOS designed applications on their laptops. The new chipsets will also bring iOS, iPadOS and macOS devices closer together than ever before. The new OS update is expected to arrive for devices soon after the event next week. 
    © Apple
    These are indeed exciting times as not only will it bring Apple’s laptops closer to iPhones and iPads, but will also enable Apple to deliver new experiences such as gaming. Apple already offers Apple Arcade on all of its ARM-based devices and we could soon see Apple Arcade games making their way to laptops and desktop devices as well. Other improvements include custom heat dissipation solutions including a custom heat-sink that Apple will be able to leverage, thanks to their new custom CPU. 

    It’s not entirely certain which ARM-based chipset Apple will be using for its new laptops as previous rumours have suggested Apple might use the A12Z Bionic for the new laptops. Apple has been letting developers create and run software on a Mac run by the iPad Pro’s SoC. There’s also a good chance Apple might use their new A14 Bionic chipset which is being used in the new iPhones and the new iPad Air as well. We will know more closer to the launch of the new devices next week on November 10th. Until then, we advise taking the above information with a pinch of salt. 
    Source: Bloomberg

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    The match between Delhi Capitals and Royal Challengers Bangalore was a big deal in terms of ensuring playoff sports and with the former winning the contest, they both have made it through to the post-season, making it extremely difficult for SunRisers Hyderabad to join the Top-4 bracket.
    Given the gravity of the match, it is understandable why both the teams very worked up about the runs they were giving to their opponents and why every wicket mattered more than it usually does.
    pic.twitter.com/z4pmL0bM9p
    — Sandybatsman (@sandybatsman) November 2, 2020
    So when in the penultimate over of Delhi Capitals’ innings Yuzvendra Chahal dropped a rather difficult catch on the boundary, giving away six runs to all-rounder Marcus Stoinis, during an intense run-chase, a livid Virat Kohli could be seen roaring at the fielder from distance.
    Mohammed Siraj, the bowler who was punished for delivering a short ball, was also seen expressing his disappointment after Chahal’s complete effort to catch hold of the ball.
    At 5’6’’, Yuzvendra Chahal was simply too short to get his hands on the flying delivery as it went over his head even after the cricketer jumped as high as he could.
    Kohli giving 19th to Siraj (whose bloody pics does he have?)

    Putting Chahal on fence (guaranteed catch coming off Siraj short pitch)

    This is why he's a pappu captain !

    This team deserves to lose.

    They'll most probably tank in the quali eliminator too, serves Kohli right.
    — Schrödinger's Cat (@LLAPAmit) November 2, 2020
    Fans also used this moment to remind Kohli - who himself is a wonderful fielder - of the day he dropped two relatively easier catches of Kings XI Punjab captain KL Rahul, which allowed him to establish the record for the highest IPL score by an Indian cricketer, earlier in the season.
    Kohli calm down Man. Why getting Angry on Chahal. That was not an Easy catch. Someone remind him he also dropped Rahul twice . Should the players shout on him.#DCvRCB #DCvsRCB #RCBvDC #RCBvsDC
    — Awarapan 🇮🇳 (@KingSlayer_Rule) November 2, 2020Ye Virat Kohli Chahal ko chilla raha catch drop karne k liye 🤷🏻‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/Bh0mYgob1q
    — mthn macron (@Being_Humor) November 2, 2020It was 13 balls 12 runs, @yuzi_chahal made a fantastic catch effort but rather than appreciate it Kohli's reaction was unfortunate. He is such arrogant player, don't think deserve leadership.
    — Ambarish Shinde Phakde (अंबरीश शिंदे फाकडे) (@ambarish_shinde) November 2, 2020Kohli giving stares to chahal for dropping difficult catch when he drops he laughs like a dope druggie 🤣🤣🤣
    — Starlord (@Star3600) November 2, 2020The duo between Stoinis and Rishabh Pant would go on to win the match by the end of Siraj’s over and set themselves with the second best record in the league with eight wins and 16 points, while RCB stays at the third spot and a chance to slide down to the fourth sport after today’s game, but booking their playoff berth nonetheless.
    The RCB skipper, however, has lost a lot of brownie points this season, especially in terms of lacking sportsmanship. On more than one occasion has Kohli been called out for being arrogant not only towards the opponent but his own teammates as well, which is ironic considering this season has not been the best for him either. 
    Kohli was deemed arrogant by cricket fans in their previous match against Mumbai Indians when he tried to impose his dominance over MI batsman Suryakumar Yadav by walking over to him with the ball in his hand and staring at him throughout.
    But Yadav went on to do his business and ended up playing one of his greatest knocks to lead Mumbai to an impressive win against Kohli and Co.

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    Over the last seven months, we have lived through some of the most unusual times and witnessed some of the most heart-breaking moments. It is all because of one virus that managed to bring the world to its knees. While millions have lost their lives to the contagion, another million have suffered collateral damages in the form of layoffs and businesses closing their doors as the global economy took a major hit due to the outbreak.
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    Yet, even during such bleak moments human empathy and kindness shows us that there may be light at the end of the tunnel after all.

    In one such heartwarming incident, Burger King UK asked its customers to order from McDonald's along with other rival companies in order to help save jobs within the restaurant industry amid the pandemic. In a tweet shared on the micro-blogging site, the American fast food chain said, 
    "We never thought we'd be asking you to do this, but restaurants employing thousands of staff really need your support at the moment.”We know, we never thought we’d be saying this either. pic.twitter.com/cVRMSLSDq6
    — Burger King (@BurgerKingUK) November 2, 2020The post encourages people to buy from other brands such as Pizza Hut, Dominos, KFC,Taco Bell, Papa John’s and others while they wrap it all up by saying “Getting a Whooper is the best, but ordering a Big Mac is also not such a bad thing.” Cocky much, eh?

    Amid another round of lockdown across England, this gesture was appreciated by most people regardless of their allegiances. Though many also stated that instead of supported multi-million chains supporting local businesses may be a better option.
    Check out people’s reaction here:
    respect from a spud-u-like fan 🏻
    — dan (@daniel1phillips) November 2, 2020Even if you hate the team, you’ve got to respect Burgen Kloop, fair play (from a Subway fan)
    — Tomas Gallent (@TomasGallent) November 2, 2020This is class, from a Taco Bell fan.
    — Be Well (@SkipperAFC) November 2, 2020Burger King truly is without question my favourite royal. pic.twitter.com/Wq178qCsn4
    — Courtney Theriault (@cspotweet) November 2, 2020 respect, good luck for the rest of the season, your fans were class as always
    — Ryan Elliott (@RyanEJourno) November 2, 2020Classy tweet respect from a KFC fan
    — Joel Neill (@joelneill) November 2, 2020Pure class.

    Hope your store staff, social team etc all manage to pull through.
    — Ryan Brown (@Toadsanime) November 2, 2020 Who says we can’t support both?
    Well done 🏾🏻 also... pic.twitter.com/hvcEsVj2RX
    — Reight Group (@ReightTravel) November 2, 2020McDonald's has a net worth of c.$31,491,350,000.

    I think they are OK.

    Support local smaller businesses.
    — Chris ⚡️ (@Crawfy2k9) November 2, 2020All these chains will unfortunately be fine.
    I'll be spending my cash at local places instead, thanks.
    — Morgie Mog'ronn, tsundere bimbo (@PrissyOrcGF) November 2, 2020 Even the rivals couldn't help but appreciate the gesture.
    Burger King, thank you and thank you to all diners not only in our Huts but those up and down the high street and in their own homes who have continued to support food outlets big and small.

    We'll get through this together and until then, stay safe ️
    — Pizza Hut Restaurants (@pizzahutuk) November 2, 2020 That surely was a great move.

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    It's no surprise that other smartphone companies take inspiration from Apple’s latest iPhone and usually launch a smartphone that looks similar, right after. However, Huawei didn’t waste any time this time around and launched a new smartphone that looks almost identical to the iPhone 12 and 12 Pro. It's called the Nova 8 SE and the smartphone officially launched in China today morning. Images of the smartphone were uploaded online showing off the design of the phone right after the launch. 
    © Weibo
    The phone in question has the same square box-like design as the iPhone 12 and even has the identical camera module design at the back of the phone. The square-shaped camera module has four cameras and includes subtle changes such as switching the volume rocker placement to the ride side of the phone. In fact, if you ignore the logo, many would simply confuse the phone with the iPhone 12 Series just by looking at the back of the phone.
    © Apple
    Having said that, the front of the phone is where the design differs the most. The Nova 8 SE does come with a 6.53-inch Full HD+ OLED display with a 60Hz refresh rate, however instead of the notch, the phone has a front-facing camera at the top middle of the display. At the back, the camera module has a 64MP primary sensor, an 8MP secondary sensor and two 2MP sensors. The front-facing camera has a 16MP sensor for selfies and videos. 
    © Weibo
    The new smartphone is powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 720 chipset and runs Android 10 out of the box. Yet another model is expected to be launched that will be powered by Mediatek’s Dimensity 800U SoC. 
    © Huawei
    While the phone seems like yet another run-of-the-mill Android device, it’s striking resemblance to the iPhone 12 Series is what caught everyone’s eyes. The new phone’s body is also expected to be lighter and thinner than its predecessor. What do you think of Huawei’s new phone and its striking resemblance to the iPhone 12? Let us know in the comments if you would consider getting this phone if it launches in India. 


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  22. ADMIN
    PV Sindhu is just 25 years old but has quickly become India’s greatest hope in badminton, a face that every badminton fan, Indian and international fan, recognises and appreciates for all the hard work and effort she’s given to the sport.
    So when on Monday, the Hyderabad-born star shared a post on Twitter that read in big bold characters “I Retire”, fans got stunned and didn’t know how to react at first.
    🙏 pic.twitter.com/W7uw2IvF4S
    — Pvsindhu (@Pvsindhu1) November 2, 2020
    Eventually, when calmness set in, the fans read the rest of the tweet which turned out to be sharing an even bigger message.
    The 2016 Olympic silver medallist wrote: 
    “I have been thinking about coming clean with my feelings for a while now. I admit I have been struggling to deal with it. It just feels so wrong, you know. That’s why I’m writing today to tell you that I’m done. It’s understandable if you’re shocked or confused but by the time you finish reading this you would have learnt about my point of view, and hopefully, will support it too.”Bringing in some clarity that the post was actually about the battle against the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, Sindhu continued:
    “This pandemic has been an eye opener for me, I could train hard to fight the toughest opponent. I have done it before, I can do it again. But how do I defeat this invisible virus that has the entire world in a fix.” © Reuters
    “It’s been months at home and we still question ourselves everytime we step out. Internalising all this and reading about so many heart-breaking stories has got me to question a lot about myself and this world we live in. Not being able to represent India at the Denmark Open was the last straw.”
    “Today, I chose to retire from this current state of unrest. I retire from this negativity, the constant fear, uncertainty. I chose to retire from a complete lack of the unknown. More importantly, I choose to retire from substandard hygiene standards and our lackadaisical attitude towards the virus.” © Reuters
    The shuttler concluded by saying:

    “We must not digress, we need to be better prepared.  We must defeat the virus together. The choices we make today will define our future and the future of the next generation. We cannot afford to let them down.”While PV Sindhu’s attempt to create awareness and a sense of strength amongst the Indian masses was great, the way she did it, by grabbing attention of the audience with a ‘retirement’ clickbait, received mixed reactions:
    Itna sasta PR team hire kiya, logo ke 10 min waste karne ke liye.
    — The Bong Head (@TheBongHead) November 2, 2020Had a heart attack. Sending you the bill. Please reimburse with autograph and some tips to be as resilient as you are in the most difficult circumstances.
    May we all come clean with how we feel about the lackadaisical hygiene play we are champions at. you're a true corona warrior
    — Monica Jasuja (@jasuja) November 2, 2020NON SENSE !!

    it's Completely Confusing, Misguiding, Depressing !!

    Absolutely Unwanted at this moment !!
    — A J (@99_A_J_99) November 2, 2020You are a promising sports woman, great talent and potential. Ive been inspired by u on several occasions in the initial phase of your career. One thing you definitely need to retire from is soaps and PRs. Many sports persons have crumbled due to it.Your sport is your identity.🙏
    — jp (@zaphnatpaneah) November 2, 2020Dear #PVSindhu: with apologies from a huge fan.
    Such pranks are dangerous for #Mentalhealth issues any day.
    They are far more in these pandemic times, can trigger anything with those with mental health problems! #MentalHealthMatters
    — Samar (@Samar_Anarya) November 2, 2020Even the Sports Minister, Kiren Rijiju wasn’t ready for it and tweeted: 
    You actually gave a mini shock @Pvsindhu1 but I had unflinching faith in your power of determination. I'm sure you have the strength and stamina to bring many more laurels for India 🇮🇳! https://t.co/D4VIT7Poyv
    — Kiren Rijiju (@KirenRijiju) November 2, 2020


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